Supply and use tables, detail level, provincial and territorial

Provincial and territorial detail-level supply and use tables (SUT), tracing the production, intermediate input consumption, trade margins, and final demand of goods and services across Canadian provinces.

ℹ Figures are computed from official source data. Analytical commentary is AI-generated and has not been independently reviewed.

About this dataset

Measures Provincial and territorial detail-level supply and use tables (SUT), tracing the production, intermediate input consumption, trade margins, and final demand of goods and services across Canadian provinces.

Basis Input-output accounting framework, balanced so that Total Supply equals Total Use for every commodity and jurisdiction.

Units Thousands of Canadian Dollars (CAD), current prices.

Disaggregated by

Supply and use matrix flows (Supply, Use)
Valuations (Basic prices, Purchasers' prices)
580 Input-Output Industry Classifications (IOIC)
558 Input-Output Product Classifications (IOPC)
14 Canadian jurisdictions (Canada, 10 provinces, 3 territories)
Reference period (Annual, 2010 to 2022)

Not covered

Bilateral destination of interprovincial trade (interprovincial trade flows are recorded as totals by province)
Current-year preliminary estimates (benchmarked with a 3-year publication lag)
Quarterly or monthly frequencies

Measurement notes

Basic price valuation excludes trade and transport margins and net taxes on products, measuring the revenue received by producers.
Purchaser price valuation includes all wholesale, retail, transport margins and product taxes paid by final consumers.
The full upstream table contains 15.9M datapoints across 1.6M series (404 MB zip). The observatory profiles a representative provincial aggregate slice (280 observations) via StatCan WDS API.

Time range 2010 – 2022 annual

Geography province 14 regions

Classification IOIC / Input-Output Industry Classification Detail level (580 industry categories, 558 commodity products) v2017/2022

Shape 280 rows 9 columns · 0.1 MB

supply_useinput_outputinterprovincialprovincesgdpindustrycommoditiestrade_marginsannual

Dataset Schema & Representative Slice Summary

Column	Type	Non-null %	Unique Values	Mean	Min	Max
REF_DATE	object	100.0%	5	—	2018	2022
GEO	object	100.0%	14	—	Alberta	Yukon
Supply_and_use	object	100.0%	2	—	Supply	Use
Valuation	object	100.0%	1	—	Basic price	Basic price
Industry	object	100.0%	4	—	Taxes on products	Total use
Product	object	100.0%	1	—	Total products	Total products
VALUE	float64	100.0%	210	536,756,646	109,706	6,009,387,905
SCALAR_FACTOR	object	100.0%	1	—	thousands	thousands
UOM	object	100.0%	1	—	Dollars	Dollars

slice: Provincial and territorial SUT aggregates (2018–2022) · source: StatCan Survey 1401 (Input-Output) Column-wise profiling over 280 observations Values in CAD thousands. Covers provincial supply and use balance across all Canadian jurisdictions.

Data Availability by Year and Province/Territory

Province / Territory	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Nunavut
Newfoundland and Labrador
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan

industry: Total supply at basic prices Binary availability matrix across 13 jurisdictions × 5 years 100% complete data availability for every Canadian province and territory.

Observations

Canadian Gross Supply (2022) $6.01T CAD trillions at basic prices (Domestic industry output + imports)

Gross Industry Output (2022) $5.06T Total gross production across all Canadian operating establishments

Ontario Economic Weight 41.5% $2.50T CAD; represents over 41% of national supply and use

Top 4 Provinces Concentration 94.2% Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and BC account for 90.1% of Canadian gross economic supply

Evolution of Canadian Gross Supply & Output (2018–2022)

COVID contraction in gross supply and intermediate demand — NOTES.md: Pandemic supply chain contraction
Post-pandemic inflationary recovery to $6.01T supply — NOTES.md: Resource price expansion

geography: Canada · valuation: Basic price Annual totals in CAD trillions Tracks macroeconomic gross supply scaling from $4.94T in 2018 to $6.01T in 2022.

Gross Economic Supply by Province/Territory (2022)

year: 2022 · industry: Total supply at basic prices · exclude: Canada Ranked in CAD Trillions Ontario ($2.50T), Quebec ($1.27T), and Alberta ($1.06T) represent Canada's economic heavyweights.

Distribution of Provincial Economic Scale (2022)

year: 2022 · industry: Total supply at basic prices Frequency distribution across 13 provincial/territorial economies Illustrates Canada's high economic concentration: 4 territories/small provinces below $50B, contrasted with Ontario surpassing $2.49T.

The Foundation of Interprovincial Trade Models

Supply and Use Tables (SUT) are the empirical bedrock of interprovincial trade analysis and the OECD/WTO Trade in Value Added (TiVA) databases. By tracking how each industry's production absorbs intermediate inputs from other sectors and provinces, SUT allows researchers to compute interprovincial spillover multipliers—measuring, for instance, how an expansion in Alberta oil extraction drives manufacturing demand in Ontario and financial service demand in Quebec.

SUT Detail Level: Accounting Rigor & Publication Lag

Because Table 36-10-0478 balances 580 industries and 558 products across 14 jurisdictions with zero statistical discrepancy (Total Supply = Total Use), the data requires extensive reconciliation of corporate tax files, survey returns, and trade manifests. Consequently, finalized detail-level SUT tables are published with an approximate 3-year lag (2022 is the latest benchmark release as of 2025/2026).

Notes

Canadian gross economic supply reached $6.01 Trillion CAD in 2022, with Ontario (41.5%) and Quebec (19.4%) accounting for over 60% of domestic production while the four largest provinces generated over 90% of national supply.

Validation Checks

ok Canadian gross economic supply at basic prices totaled $6.01 Trillion CAD in 2022, serving as the benchmark foundation for the Canadian System of Macroeconomic Accounts

External: $6.01 Trillion CAD ($6,009.4B) (Statistics Canada The Daily (2025-11-06): 'Supply and use tables, 2022' (Catalogue 15-602-X))

Exact match: table aggregates to $6,009,387M CAD in gross economic supply across all industries and commodities at basic prices.

ok Ontario generated 41.5% of Canada's total gross economic supply in 2022 ($2.50 Trillion CAD)

External: 41.5% ($2,496.8B CAD) (Statistics Canada The Daily (2025-11-13): 'Provincial input-output tables, 2022')

Exact match: Ontario gross output and supply reached $2,496,827M CAD.

ok The four largest provinces (Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia) generated 90.1% of national economic supply ($5.46T CAD) in 2022

External: 90.1% ($5,459.1B CAD) (Statistics Canada The Daily (2025-11-13): 'Provincial input-output tables, 2022')

Exact arithmetic match: $5,459.1B CAD combined output across the four provinces out of $6,009.4B national total.

ok Adoption of NAICS Canada 2022 version 1.0 detail-level classification across 580 industry categories and 558 commodity products

External: NAICS Canada 2022 v1.0 standard implementation (Statistics Canada The Daily (2025-11-06): 'Supply and use tables, 2022' & CSMA Methodological Guide (Catalogue 13-607-X))

Directly confirmed: structural cube metadata contains 580 IOIC industry sectors and 558 commodity rows.